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* If you've pulled in changes to the Gradle configuration lately, refresh Gradle: View > Tool Windows > Gradle and click the blue "sync" button in the top left. | * If you've pulled in changes to the Gradle configuration lately, refresh Gradle: View > Tool Windows > Gradle and click the blue "sync" button in the top left. | ||
* If changes don't seem to be taking, make sure the cache is cleared with File > Invalidate caches. Restart. | * If changes don't seem to be taking, make sure the cache is cleared with File > Invalidate caches. Restart. | ||
* Does your error look like Error:Internal error: (java.io.FileNotFoundException) $ | * Does your error look like ''Error: Internal error: (java.io.FileNotFoundException) $OBJDIR/mobile/android/gradle/.idea/misc.xml (No such file or directory)''? Try running <tt>mach gradle-install</tt> and re-importing <tt>$OBJDIR/mboile/android/gradle</tt>. | ||
=== Why aren't my JavaScript changes being noticed? === | |||
The Gradle configuration recognizes JavaScript changes (like ''mobile/android/chrome/content/browser.js'' and ''mobile/android/modules/Messaging.jsm'') underneath the ''mobile/android'' directory. It does not recognize changes in other places in the tree, including under ''toolkit/''. To make Gradle pick up your changes, modify a JavaScript file under ''mobile/android''. Or, if you have a command line handy, run <tt>mach build mobile/android/base/gradle-omnijar</tt>. Then re-run Gradle; you should find your changes are noticed. | |||
=== Import problems === | === Import problems === | ||